Let me guess: You work in IT in a large enterprise organization and have some responsibility for web browsers in your organization. If not, then you probably work for a systems integrator whose customers are large enterprises (with browser challenges). … ...
Read moreWe blogged last year about why Chrome Frame wasn’t the right way to solve IE6 dependencies. The core issues we identified were lack of enterprise management and support, not to mention the fact that it encouraged organizations to continue running … ...
Read moreSoftware, unlike fine wine, doesn’t get better with age. In fact, software doesn’t age well at all. A product that was great one day is hopelessly outdated the next. In that way, software is much more like milk than wine. … ...
Read moreConsumers generally access all content from the Internet, where the default security assumption should be that content is untrusted and barriers should be provided to protect the user’s system. Therefore most modern web browsers default to security settings that are … ...
Read moreJava is having a bad year. We’re barely three months into 2013 and there have been several security updates to Java 7, each one addressing issues discovered only hours or days after the previous security hole had been contained. At … ...
Read moreAt Browsium we’re passionate about listening to our customers and continually improving our software. Since we launched Catalyst 1.0 in January, we’ve had tremendous interest in the product from customers like you looking for a great way to manage a … ...
Read moreThe Browsium whitepaper series continues with the latest entry “Managing and Securing the Multi-Browser Enterprise”. This paper is a must-read for any enterprise looking to improve browser security, increase user productivity, and reduce helpdesk calls … so, basically, every enterprise … ...
Read moreAs browser choice has broadened, IT organizations like yours are increasingly faced with multi-browser environments. Whether your IT team installs a second browser on every PC, or your end users install and use the alternative browsers of their choice, this … ...
Read moreI’m a believer in following the rules. As a company we may challenge some rules to be innovative, but following rules has been part of our DNA from the beginning. Rules are part of our product approach – we believe … ...
Read moreBrowser security, or more precisely, browser “plug-in” security is in the news quite a bit these days with the recent Java exploit. While Java exploits are unfortunately quite common, this recent incident seems to be more serious. It’s not every … ...
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